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as Sister Julienne
as Sister Evangelina
as Chummy
as Sister Monica Joan
as Trixie Franklin
as Cynthia Miller
as Sister Bernadette/Shelagh Turner
as Fred
as Jennifer (Mature)
as PC Peter Noakes
as Dr. Patrick Turner
as Sister Winifred
as Barbara Gilbert
as Patsy Mount
as Angela Turner
as Timothy Turner
as Phyllis Crane
as Tom Hereward
as Violet Gee
as Delia Busby
as Mr. Lancing
as Freddie Noakes
as Woman
as Superintendent Ginson
as Deputy Chairman
as Arthur Watts
as Police Constable
as Mrs. Winston
as Marie Amos
as Daniel McEvoy
as Dolores McEvoy
as McEvoy Child 1
as Ted
as McEvoy Child 2
as Susan Robbins
as Sarah
as Ameera Khatun
as Mr. Carter
as Terence Bissette
as Dulcie Roland
as Godfrey Smith
as Abigail Bissette
as Paulette Roland
as Maureen Gadsby
as Dodie
as Colette Wimbish
as Janet Colter
as Miss Dawkins
as Shirley Dent
as Anthony Newgarden
as Miss Dawkins
as Carole Kelly
as Breda
as Ian Dent
as Marlene Dooley
as George Wimbish
as Charles Newgarden
as Dora
as Edna
as Mrs. Bishop
as June Dillen
as Bernice Teeman
as Bridget Cole
as Glenda Severs
as Bruce
as Eileen Bowe
as Expectant Mother
as Kevin Dillen
as Gary Teeman
as Christian Science Practitioner
as Jacquetta Teeman
as Nurse Banks
as Vaughn Sellars
as Marcy Teeman
as Ella
as Mr. Severs
as Janice Prendergast
as Lenny Sellars
as Mother
as Iris
as Janine Ingerson
as Bishop
as Ray Prendergast
as Marion Smith
as Milkman
as June Colter
as Josie Smith
as Attracta
as Tommy Mills
as Mrs. Busby
as Norma
as Stallholder
as Girl
as Gert Mills
as Pegeen
as Faruk Khatun
as Mother 1
as Woman at Maternity House
as NSPCC Inspector
as Mother 2
as Man in Coffee Bar
as Shopkeeper
as Pediatrician
as Police Constable
Critic Reviews for Call the Midwife: Season 4
All Critics (5) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (0)
The show is never saccharine or manipulative, it just tells great stories in a fully-realized world. And, often, the culmination of its tales is truly beautiful.
The show compellingly tackles such tough subjects as extreme poverty, old age, disease, homosexuality, postpartum depression, alcoholism, faith, death, sexual assault, friendship, and as the narrator reminds us (a lot), love.
The series is often moving without ever being manipulative; no easy feat, yet one that it manages to achieve episode after episode.
There's something unique in the way the British drama Call the Midwife,... can make us feel so warm and fuzzy inside with its characters' familiar maternal presence, but [also] leave us gutted by the harsh realities of London's East End in 1960.
Call the Midwife has all the comforting warmth we expect on Sunday evening but its greater achievement is continuing to tackle real issues of maternity care and women's lives in the period.
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